Sentence examples for imposing sanctions for from inspiring English sources

Southern California did not play in the conference tournament after imposing sanctions for violating N.C.A.A. rules.

Yet there are two security council resolutions calling on Iran to suspend its legal enrichment programme and imposing sanctions for its refusal to comply.

Yet in imposing sanctions for human rights violations, lawmakers are defying not just the Kremlin of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, but also President Obama, who while embracing the normalization of trade lobbied against mixing the issues.

Under the revised 2015 World Anti-Doping Code,  national anti-doping bodies now have more flexibility in imposing sanctions for violations.

"That's because the Obama administration is wary of imposing sanctions for normal state-sponsored intelligence gathering tactics the U.S. government itself employs on an ongoing basis," writes Katie Bo Williams in The Hill.

Last November, the Clinton administration imposed sanctions for those sales.

North Korea's military threatened to abandon its commitment to the 1953 Korean War armistice if the United States moves to impose sanctions for its suspected nuclear weapons program.

It also requires the press council to consider complaints of professional misconduct, and to provide redress and impose sanctions for misconduct.

There is no other legal text that would allow the committee to impose sanctions for any incidents missed by match officials".

And without the incentive of fear, most European partners would have been more reluctant to give Brussels oversight authority over national budgets — and the right to impose sanctions for violators.

Trade lawyers say the Japanese government might win because the United States imports no Japanese whale meat and therefore may not be able to impose sanctions for actions that take place beyond American borders.